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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/" > <channel> <title>RSS German Railways and Trains</title> <link>http://koszalin.pro/</link> <description>German Railways and Trains</description> <lastBuildDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2020 12:49:32 +0200</lastBuildDate> <language>en</language> <sy:updatePeriod>daily</sy:updatePeriod> <sy:updateFrequency>1</sy:updateFrequency> <item> <title>Verona to Florence train</title> <description>Very nice and easy!" Riding from Venice to Rome was very easy and the scenery was beautiful! The train was on time, comfortable, and clean. We upgraded to Premium, and it was well worth it! Value for money Convenience "Comfort ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/italy_trains_tickets_and_timetables.jpg" alt="Train From Florence To Siena" align="left" /><p>"Very nice and easy!" Riding from Venice to Rome was very easy and the scenery was beautiful! The train was on time, comfortable, and clean. We upgraded to Premium, and it was well worth it! Value for money Convenience "Comfort train" It is really good to travel by train. It spend less time than the bus. Moreover, it is really comfortable to travel, I can relax and also enjoy the view a long the rail road. It was the best experience. "It was a pleasant experience" It was a pleasant riding experience although I expected more from a first class accommodation in terms of unlimited drinks and snacks, but we were only given one round each. And must the first class coaches be at the far end of the station? There was one instance (from Rome to Venice) when we hopped in at the wrong coach (not First Class), and we only realized it when the lady inspector said we were in the wrong coach, and we had to push our luggage again to the correct section. Value for money Convenience "MILAN-VENEZIA JOURNEY" i travelled with my spouse from milan to venizia. it was a very comfortable journey. very puntual and convienient. enjoyed every bit of it Value for money Convenience Value for money Convenience "Wifi not working all the time " Hi I am foreign and have been going on business trip from Milan to Florence at first class. Firstly, I went to train station straightly from airport so I did not have phone number in Italy so I could not register an account to get wifi account in train. Secondly, one passenger in my coach gave to me his account to get in wifi, but even have account, the wifi did not work all all and I could not go to internet. I was disappointed about that because I need go to internet to check up something. You should fix this problem. Best regards Linh Nguyen Advantage of purchase ticket in advance, enjoyed good discount on ticket fare. Value for money Convenience "Easy, quick and functional" Very efficient, timely, quick and clean travel. Would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Italy for holiday/business! Value for money "Great to travel by train" It is good to take a train to Florence. It isn't far as I thought. We enjoyed the view on the side. The seats are comfortable. The toilets are clean. The staff were nice. Value for money Convenience "Enjoy the ride by Euro Rail " The most important things is about all my train is on dot time of arrival of the final destination . The train coach is very net Value for money Convenience</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Train Schedule]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/TrainSchedule/verona-to-florence-train</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/TrainSchedule/verona-to-florence-train</guid> <pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2020 08:49:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Search your train</title> <description>Think you could avoid the TSA's body scanners and pat-downs by taking Amtrak? Think again. Even your daily commute isn't safe from TSA screenings. And because the TSA is working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/myrailinfo.jpg" alt="This amazing auto fill" align="left" /><p>Think you could avoid the TSA's body scanners and pat-downs by taking Amtrak? Think again. Even your daily commute isn't safe from TSA screenings. And because the TSA is working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol, you may have your immigration status examined along with your "junk". As part of the TSA's request for FY 2012 funding, TSA Administrator John Pistole told Congress last week that the TSA conducts 8, 000 unannounced security screenings every year. These screenings, conducted with local law enforcement agencies as well as immigration, can be as simple as checking out cargo at a busy seaport. But more and more, they seem to involve giving airport-style pat-downs and screenings of unsuspecting passengers at bus terminals, ferries, and even subways. These surprise visits are part of the TSA's VIPR program: Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response. The VIPR program first started doing searches in 2007, and has grown since then. Currently, the TSA only has 25 VIPR teams doing these impromptu searches: in 2012, it wants to get 12 more. The searches are in the name of passenger security, and the TSA says it wants to prevent incidents like the 2004 Madrid train bombings. But if the airports' TSA searches miss security risks like large knives, loaded guns, and explosives, there's certainly the chance that screenings at train stations would be similarly flawed. Not to worry: security isn't the only goal of VIPR. A recent VIPR operation/screening at a Tampa Greyhound bus station was conducted with US Border Patrol and ICE. "What we're looking for is threats to national security as well as immigration law violators, " said Steve McDonald from US Border Patrol. An ICE representative said that they were also looking for smuggling, and Gary Milano from Homeland Security said that although that was the first time the Tampa bus depot had been screened, VIPR would be back again sometime in the future and was using the element of surprise as a deterrent to "the bad guys." Although one man at the Tampa screening said he felt "safer, " VIPR operations are not without their naysayers. A VIPR screening at a Des Moines Greyhound station last week is alleged to have targeted Latinos. Another TSA/Border Patrol VIPR screening on a trolley in San Diego resulted in three teens being handcuffed and deported while on their way to school. Around 20 others were also deported, according to local news outlets.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Ice Train]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/IceTrain/search-your-train</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/IceTrain/search-your-train</guid> <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2020 08:39:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Map of German Railways</title> <description>Available languages — OpenRailwayMap Permissible speeds at the Stuttgart Main station, including its surrounding light rail tracks. OpenRailwayMap maxspeed data is put as an overlay on top of on a pre-installed offline map in ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/crapaudmatic_misc.jpg" alt="And here's a map of German" align="left" /><p>Available languages — OpenRailwayMap Permissible speeds at the Stuttgart Main station, including its surrounding light rail tracks. OpenRailwayMap maxspeed data is put as an overlay on top of on a pre-installed offline map in OsmAnd (see three easy steps to do that). A map section showing the northern and of the Nürnberg–Munich high-speed line, including track types, station names, track numbers and milestones (as of April 2014) OpenRailwayMap (previously called "Bahnkarte") is a detailed online map of the world's railway infrastructure, built on OpenStreetMap data. It has been available since mid-2013 at openrailwaymap.org. Description Some railways in the greater Stuttgart area (on a mobile phone) This project was founded in December 2011 in order to create a world-wide, open, up-to-date and detailed map of the railway network, based on OpenStreetMap. The domain was registered on April 27th, 2013 and the corresponding website was launched in mid 2013. Since then it has received constant improvement. In February 2014 the project moved to was launched. The OpenRailwayMap includes all rail-mounted and automotive vehicles, e.g. railways, subways, trams, miniature railways and funiculars. The map does not include aerialways, monorails, and maglevs. The name OpenRailwayMap mostly refers to the online map, but the project also aims to support railroad-related data in OpenStreetMap. By developing a consistent data model, providing a mailing list for discussions, developing editor plugins, etc. the collection of this data is boosted and the data is made usable for other applications and developers. Motivation OpenRailwayMap aims to provide a new quality of railway maps and offers the following benefits: Worldwide coverage: So far, there is no railway map covering the whole world, just single countries. Open source and open data: Currently there are also no maps of railway networks, who supply not just rendered maps, but also the raw geodata. All current maps do not offer such data under free licenses. This project is based on OpenStreetMap data which is published under the Open Database License. Up-to-date and detailed: This map aims to profit from crowdsourcing. Lots of people around the world with a good local knowledge can edit this map to make it detailed and already up-to-date. OpenStreetMap: There are already many maps based on OpenStreetMap, e.g. for sailing, cycling, hiking, motorcars, public transport, skiing, power networks and many more. However, there is no railroad map so far. Use cases There are several good reasons for creating an open, comprehensive railway map of the world. Just some just cases: Simulation: Detailed railroad data is an excellent source for simulating trains and signal boxes realisticly. Research: Scientists and researchers can use the data to analyse the railroad network, simulate changes and use it for educational purposes. Plans for model trains: This detailed railroad data is a good data source for railway enthusiasts, who want to build a railroad line as a model. With this data you do not need to record the railroad tracks anymore. Enthusiasts: There are many people interested in railways, e.g. trainspotters. For those people this map provides a detailed information source of the railroad network. Basemap for realtime traffic: Other applications can use this map to track the position of trains or to provide a realtime view of the trains' current position. You can also think of applications showing construction sites, detours, blockings and the traffic density. Routing: With a detailed mapped railway infrastructure you could develop a routing application. Public transport: This map and the data are an important data source for public transport applications like timetables, routing... . Mapping For the average mapper mapping the railroad network is a bit more complicated than mapping streets or POIs, but there are some suitable ways of mapping: Aerial imagery: Railroad tracks can easily be drawn based on aerial imagery, if high-resolution images are available for your area. With those imagery you can map even great yards simply from home. If you have access to very good high-resolution imagery (e.g. Aerowest), you can also see platforms or even signals. In trains: In areas without high-resolution aerial imagery you can track the railroad lines with the GPS while sitting in the train. You should give attention to a sufficient GPS signal in the train to generate exact tracks (see WikiProject_Germany/Railway). Along the railroad lines: Especially in rural areas the railroad lines can be accessed easily from ways parallel to the tracks. From there you can map signals or milestones fast, easy and safe. Crossings and bridges are also a good possibility to have a look at a part of the railroad line. Stations: In stations you can map a lot of details without risk and easy to access. Other sources: Public data, data sources with usage permission, use pictures from trainspotters or videos from the driver's cab after getting their permission, Note: In all ways of mapping, you have to respect some rules: Don't violate general laws: Don't enter railroad areas without permission, don't interrupt the railroad traffic... . Use just data you can get from public location (examples are mentioned some lines before) Don't put yourself at risk Don't use illegal, non-public, confidential or legally doubtful data sources Don't violate copyright laws and don't copy from other maps For newbies: You can donate data, but do not know, how to get into OSM? You have interesting information you can share, but no time to do this yourself? and send your data with a permission so that we might be able do some mapping for you. Features A map of permissible speeds with hillshades</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[German Railways]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/GermanRailways/map-of-german-railways</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/GermanRailways/map-of-german-railways</guid> <pubDate>Sat, 12 Sep 2020 08:37:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Train Between stations</title> <description>SINGAPORE: Train services between Woodlands and Kranji stations on the North-South Line were unavailable for more than an hour on Saturday evening (Jan 9). In a Facebook post, train operator SMRT said the delay, which crippled a ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/finding_trains_between_places_and_checking.jpg" alt="However, it isn't particularly" align="left" /><p>SINGAPORE: Train services between Woodlands and Kranji stations on the North-South Line were unavailable for more than an hour on Saturday evening (Jan 9). In a Facebook post, train operator SMRT said the delay, which crippled a part of the NSL in both directions, was due to a traction power fault. “Passengers on board one train travelling in the direction of Marina South were safely detrained to Marsiling station, ” it said. Information sheets to advise commuters on alternative transport options were available at Woodlands, Marsiling and Kranji MRT stations. “Our engineering staff are now working to resolve the traction power fault that has affected train services between Woodlands and Kranji in both directions, ” it added. According to SMRT, free bus services were available for passengers to bridge between Kranji and Sembawang. Additional SMRT staff have also been deployed as Crisis Support Teams to assist commuters at bus boarding points and with crowd management duty, as well as to provide travel advice.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Train Station]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/TrainStation/train-between-stations</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/TrainStation/train-between-stations</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 03 Sep 2020 08:28:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Nuremberg train map</title> <description>Getting there You can get to Nuremberg from Cologne, Copenhagen and Stuttgart. Best price and travel duration below. Getting around From Nuremberg, you can travel to nearby cities and towns. Best price and travel duration below ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/nuremberg_to_paris_by_train_bus.jpg" alt="Nuremberg to Paris by train" align="left" /><p>Getting there You can get to Nuremberg from Cologne, Copenhagen and Stuttgart. Best price and travel duration below. Getting around From Nuremberg, you can travel to nearby cities and towns. Best price and travel duration below. Nuremberg city guide Nuremberg, the historic touch. History has left its mark on Bavarian city Nuremberg, with medieval castles and Baroque churches alongside museums dedicated to the post-war Nuremberg Trials. Come December, a homely feel fills the air for the world-famous Christmas market – refuel with the local Drei im Weggla sausages. Start your unforgettable journey in Nuremberg by admiring a splendid view onto the old city from the top of the keep of the 15th and the 16th centuries imperial castle . Then reach the Marketplace where stands the magnificent gothic "Belle Fontaine" decorated with 40 interesting figures. At the foot of the city walls, you will discover a splendid house from the 15th century: the famous artist Dürer’s house. The Resource Centre has a rich collection of formats about the rising of the Nazism and its history in Nuremberg. Finally, go to the "Hauptmarkt", the main square, to savour the "Lebkuchen", the traditional German gingerbread. Nuremberg station(s) Trains are convenient way to reach any town and city in Europe. All main towns have a railway station, while major cities have more than two railway stations. Nearly all railway stations are located in the city centre. Check our map to locate railway station(s) in Nuremberg.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Germany Train Map]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/GermanyTrainMap/nuremberg-train-map</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/GermanyTrainMap/nuremberg-train-map</guid> <pubDate>Tue, 25 Aug 2020 08:07:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Cheap train tickets to Germany</title> <description>Cheap train tickets for train travel in Germany are not so easy to find. Actually train ticket fares can have really scary prices, especially if you use the modern high speed ICE (Inter City Expresss) trains. Off course for long ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/germany_to_sweden_by_train_bus.jpg" alt="Germany to Sweden by train" align="left" /><p>Cheap train tickets for train travel in Germany are not so easy to find. Actually train ticket fares can have really scary prices, especially if you use the modern high speed ICE (Inter City Expresss) trains. Off course for long distances and when you are short on time, this is a great way to travel, but there are much cheaper choices. Here are some secret tips, almost nobody knows about. My Top 6 cheap train tickets around Munich, in order of preference: Bayernticket / Bavaria Ticket This is the ultimate solution in discount train tickets! The Bayernticket is valid one day for all regional and local trains in Bavaria for up to five adults. Schönes Wochenendticket / Happy Weekend Ticket The happy weekend ticket is valid one day for all regional and local trains in Germany for up to five adults. It is only valid on Saturdays or Sundays and costs 40 Euro. In contrast to the Bayernticket you can only use it on weekends, but it is valid in all of Germany. Dauer Spezial /Special Promotion Reduced one way tickets to any place within Germany, starting at 29 Euro per person. You have to pre-select date and time of your train and cannot change your schedule. (Just like with the cheap airline fares). It's a great deal for long distances, because you can also use high-speed ICE trains, but the availability is very limited. You need to book well in advance. Find and book a Special Promotion by clicking on picture below. German Rail Pass There is a great variety of German rail passes, starting from 4 days during one month up to 10 days during one month. You can choose to travel first or second class and it's valid in all trains including high speed ICE trains . Apart form the "normal" pass, there are German Rail Twin Passes (for two persons), German Rail Youth Passes (up to 25 years of age) and children passes. Prices vary depending on many factors. BahnCard BahnCard is valid for one year, personal and not transferable. It gives you a certain discount on ALL purchased tickets during this time (except the special tickets like Bayernticket). You can chose between 25%, 50% and 100% discount. A costs 59 Euro per year, and is worth purchasing if you spend more than 200 Euro for rail travel. Both the and BahnCard 100 are probably not worthwhile for visitors, because you need to travel a lot to start saving. Sparpreis / Savings price Sparpreis 25 and Sparpreis 50 give you 25% resp. 50% discount on the standard fare for a round trip. You have to pre-select date and time of your train and cannot change your schedule. Availability of these cheap train tickets is limited, and booking well in advance is recommended. More savings can be reached when more persons travel, because everyone else will pay 50% of the standard train fare. To find the best connection and check train ticket availability, enter your departure city (von), destination (nach), date (Datum) and time (Zeit) in the form below. You will then be given a choice of several connections and the price of each one. If you want you can book the train ticket online (which is about 2 Euros cheaper, than buying directly at the train station).</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[German Train]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/GermanTrain/cheap-train-tickets-to-germany</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/GermanTrain/cheap-train-tickets-to-germany</guid> <pubDate>Sun, 16 Aug 2020 08:01:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Intercity trains Europe</title> <description>Railway companies in Europe assign their trains to different categories or train types depending on their role. Passenger trains may be broadly split into long-distance and local trains; the latter having average journey times of ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/train_from_amsterdam_to_berlin_intercity.jpg" alt="See the Intercity train" align="left" /><p>Railway companies in Europe assign their trains to different categories or train types depending on their role. Passenger trains may be broadly split into long-distance and local trains; the latter having average journey times of under an hour and a range of less than 50 kilometres. Goods trains have their own train types. The names of these train types has changed continually in the course of time. A train type is not essentially a trademark name. However there are trademark names that are also used as train types (e.g. CityNightLine, Cisalpino, VogtlandExpress). European long-distance/high-speed rail brands [edit] Name Abbreviation Service Region Spain AP Portugal AE Finland, Russia AVE XC United Kingdom EC Various European countries EST United Kingdom/France, United Kingdom/Belgium Italy FYR Netherlands, Netherlands/Belgium ICE Germany, Austria, Germany/Netherlands, Germany/Switzerland, Germany/Austria, Germany/France, Germany/Denmark, Germany/Belgium RJ Austria, Austria/Hungary, Austria/Germany, Austria/Switzerland, Austria/Czech Republic, Czech Republic SC Czech Republic, Slovakia TGV France, France/Switzerland, France/Germany, France/Italy, France/Luxembourg, France/Belgium, France/Spain TH Spain, Spain/Portugal, Spain/France, Spain/Switzerland, Spain/Italy THA France/Belgium/Netherlands, France/Belgium/Germany X2 Sweden, Sweden/Denmark Long-distance (Fernverkehr) Railjet Intercity-Express Eurocity Intercity D-Zug Euro Night Local (Nahverkehr) Regionalzug RegionalExpress Schnellbahn Intercity-Express (ICE) National and international high-speed long distance services. Intercity (IC) National long distance services. Eurocity (EC) International long distance services. City Night Line (CNL) National and international night train services. Interregio-Express (IRE) Fast local services on longer distances than usual Regional-Express-trains. Regional-Express (RE) Faster local services with fewer stops. Regionalbahn (RB) Local services with frequent stops at nearly every station. S-Bahn () Suburban services in some major cities. TGV (Switzerland/France) TGV Lyria (Switzerland/France) EuroCity -EC Intercity -IC Intercity-Neigezug -ICN InterRegio -IR RegioExpress -RE Regio -R S-Bahn -S(#) Private operators (Austria, Germany and Switzerland) [edit] InterCity (IC) A train connecting Belgium's major cities. These trains stop at the most important stations only, sometimes crossing national borders as well. InterRegio (IR) A train connecting Belgium's major cities with smaller cities. These trains generally skip smaller stations. Comparable to German Regional-Express Piekuurtrein/rush-hour train (P) Additional scheduled train service that is limited to times at which the demand for a certain route is at its highest. The number of stops varies between trains. Lokale trein/local train (L) Local trains usually connect larger cities, but will stop at (nearly) every station along the way. Similar to German Regionalbahn CityRail (CR) Suburban train connecting towns and cities around Brussels. Stops at (nearly) every station. Tourist train (ICT) Additional scheduled train service that is limited to times at which the demand for a certain touristic destination is at its highest. The number of stops varies between trains. Extra train Additional train service, used in case of exceptionally good weather to accommodate more passengers on routes to the coast or in case of special events such as concerts. Eurocity (EC) International train meeting certain quality criteria. International train (INT) Regular international train. Thalys (THA) High-speed trains to Germany, France and The Netherlands. (operated by SNCF, DB, NS and NMBS) TGV High-speed trains to France. (Operated by SNCF) ICE High-speed trains to Germany. (Operated by DB) Eurostar (EST) High-speed trains to France and the UK. (operated by SNCF, NMBS and Eurostar UK Ltd.) Eurocity (EC) international high-class service express trains Intercity (IC) national and international express trains Intercity Nagibni (ICN) national express trains using tilting DMUs Brzi vlak (Brzi) literally "fast train", lower class national and international long-distance trains stopping in larger towns Ubrzani vlak (Ubrz) literally "accelerated train", local trains skipping some stations, at the same tariff as regular local trains (putnički) Putnički vlak (Putn) literally "passenger train", local trains stopping at every station highest-standard trains requiring reservation, made of modern tilting-train units operating on both national and international routes highest-standard trains requiring reservation, operating on both national and international routes from 2014 (Praha - Brno - Wien - Graz) Eurocity (EC) higher-standard international trains, consisting of new or modernised cars of several rail companies and stopping at selected stations only Euronight (EN) international sleeper trains Intercity (IC) the highest category of national trains, with carriages and stopping frequencies comparable to the EC trains. Currently, category IC uses the private railway company RegioJet and České dráhy (Czech Railways) private trains, similar to the IC category private trains, similar to the IC category Express (Ex) faster trains linking regions, mostly faster and more comfortable than the R trains Rychlík vyšší kvality (Rx) the newly introduced category of longer-distance trains, usually with new carriages. Introduced to distinguish R category trains using old carriages with new units. Rychlík (R) the lowest category of longer-distance train, usually quite slow and with old carriages Spěšný vlak (Sp) local trains stopping on selected stations only Osobní vlak (Os) local trains stopping at every station</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Germany Train Map]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/GermanyTrainMap/intercity-trains-europe</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/GermanyTrainMap/intercity-trains-europe</guid> <pubDate>Fri, 07 Aug 2020 07:59:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Book tickets train online</title> <description>Let us take you places. Traveling on Amtrak is as easy as telling us where you want to go and when. With several ways to reserve and buy your tickets, we're ready to help you get your ticket to ride. Online Purchase tickets at ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/book_train_tickets_online_from_irctc.jpg" alt="Once you've logged in on the" align="left" /><p>Let us take you places. Traveling on Amtrak is as easy as telling us where you want to go and when. With several ways to reserve and buy your tickets, we're ready to help you get your ticket to ride. Online Purchase tickets at any time on Amtrak.com with a valid American Express, Discover®, MasterCard®, VISA, Universal Air Travel Plan credit card. For added protection against potential fraud, credit card transactions on Amtrak.com will be screened by 'Verified by VISA' and 'Secure Code by MasterCard'. Although we host these sessions on our site, they are private exchanges between the customer and their card issuer. Amtrak does not monitor or capture any information from the screening exchange. Management and maintenance of the security screening program is the responsibility of the card issuer. Amtrak for Mobile Download the free Amtrak mobile app for iPhone®, Android™ and Windows Phone® today for simple, intuitive access to all the travel information you need, whenever you need it. Or visit m.amtrak.com on any web-enabled mobile device when you're away from your computer and you can still take your Amtrak travel information with you. Ticket Agent at the Station You can purchase tickets in person at any staffed Amtrak station. At most staffed stations, we accept cash, credit cards, and debit cards with a credit card logo. Travel Agent You can purchase Amtrak tickets through a qualified travel agent. Onboard In most circumstances, you must purchase a ticket before you board a train. On most Amtrak trains, only the full, undiscounted, unrestricted fare will be available for purchase onboard the train. This is regardless of reservations made or fares previously quoted by ticket agents, Amtrak.com or elsewhere. Higher fares usually apply when purchasing tickets onboard the train. To secure the best available fare, passengers should purchase tickets prior to boarding the train. Credit and Debit Cards Credit and debit cards are accepted for the purchase of Amtrak tickets and services at all staffed stations. Debit cards must have a credit card logo and will be processed as credit card transactions; cards that require the entry of a PIN (personal identification number) are not accepted. There is no minimum amount required for credit and debit card purchases. The following rules govern the acceptance of credit and debit cards at Amtrak ticket counters: We accept the following credit and debit cards at ticketing locations: - American Express</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Train Schedule]]></category> <link>http://koszalin.pro/TrainSchedule/book-tickets-train-online</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://koszalin.pro/TrainSchedule/book-tickets-train-online</guid> <pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2020 07:54:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Berlin train network</title> <description>This list covers the railway stations in the Berlin area . These include both passenger stations and marshalling yards, but not goods stations. Because the Berlin S-Bahn network has expanded to include stations in the state of ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/location_the_where_and_the.jpg" alt="Lounge Room View Berlin" align="left" /><p>This list covers the railway stations in the Berlin area . These include both passenger stations and marshalling yards, but not goods stations. Because the Berlin S-Bahn network has expanded to include stations in the state of Brandenburg, the table shows only those stations lying within the present-day fare zones ABC (i.e. those up to about 15 kilometres from the Berlin city boundary) and those formerly served by Berlin’s suburban services. The latter ran out beyond the capital’s boundaries to the next largest towns along the main and branch lines. There are also regional stations . The following call at these stations: The following table gives an overview of the current, former and planned railway stations and halts in the Berlin together with the associated district abbreviation (as used on car number plates) and the types of train that stop there. For readability only one example of the train category is given in the table. 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